11 Short courses offered by the university

The Law and Technology - Human Rights in the Digital Age  course from University of Essex  consists of 9 seminars of 90 minutes each over 2 weeks.

The Qualitative Interviewing and Analysis Using MAXQDA course from University of Essex  is designed to equip participants with the skills and confidence to conduct their own research projects using qualitative interviews and then to analyse the resultant data using the software programme MAXQDA. 

The Understanding the Complexities of Working Online course from University of Essex will explore the dynamics, challenges, and opportunities of working online.

The Essex Human Rights Online Summer School from University of Essex will cover a wide range of topics related to professional practice in human rights.

The Taming Your Imposter - Supporting Female Leaders in Developing Greater Self-Acceptance course from University of Essex will help you gain gain self-awareness about their identity, develop greater self-acceptance and take positive actions for lasting change.

The International Law in Armed Conflict course from University of Essex is designed to provide the foundations for understanding the role of international law in situations of armed conflict. 

The Human Rights Leadership Lab offered by University of Essex is a supportive and reflective learning space to develop your leadership presence, skills and impact.

The Data Skills Courses course from University of Essex is a a suite of professional development courses, developed in conjunction with public sector partners.

The Essex Accounting and Global Development School course from University of Essex proposes a cutting-edge, 3-week online programme designed to address the unique accounting and development challenges and opportunities faced by non-Western economies. 

The Social Science Data Analysis course offered by University of Essex provides world-leading social science methods training to postgraduate research students by offering instruction from an internationally renowned faculty, drawn from the world’s top research institutions.

The Human Rights and Local Government course from University of Essex is a practical professional development course focused on the UK, and comprising six 90-minute modules over two consecutive weeks (3 sessions per week).